Soba noodle base. I have soba noodles and I picked up this bottle of Japanese made liquid soba base. Unfortunately it doesn't give you the ratio of base to water to make the soup for the noodles. I can keep working with it until it tastes right but it seemed like a better idea then powdered dashi (which has the same components). Any thoughts?
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ErnieNovember 11, 2014
One company says straight means you do not have to dilute the base for noodle dipping sauce.
pierinoDecember 16, 2010
"Straight"? I think it means something similar to Hello Kitty.
Actually the ratio suggested by soul brother T Bootsy Hirschfield turned out to be pretty much on the money. Although next time I'll probably go with something like 1 to 2 1/2.
Actually the ratio suggested by soul brother T Bootsy Hirschfield turned out to be pretty much on the money. Although next time I'll probably go with something like 1 to 2 1/2.
betteireneDecember 16, 2010
I've never seen this, and I visit an Asian market every other month for Filipino supplies. What does the word "straight" mean?
pierinoDecember 16, 2010
Thank you brother T, I was thinking along those same lines.
thirschfeldDecember 16, 2010
I am pretty sure one to three is a good start. I didn't know they made that big of a jug of the stuff. The dipping sauce is usually a little stronger.
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